Northwest Pressure Rise Signals Weather Change
The Weather Bureau reports rapid pressure rise in the Northwest with a gradual fall east of the Mississippi. Temperatures vary from cooler in the Northern Plains to warmer in New England, with scattered showers across the South Atlantic and Upper Mississippi Valleys. Forecasts indicate increasing cloudiness and showers in the Lake, Mississippi, and Ohio valleys, plus the Middle and South Atlantic States. temp drops are expected in the Mississippi and Ohio Valleys and Lake regions, with colder nights in the Middle Atlantic States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Moors
Weather Bureau
Mississippi
Texas
Dakota
Minnesot
New England
Ohio Valley
South Atlantic
Mieaourt
Lake
Ohio
Middle
Misasasippi
Middle Atlantic
New Ads Today in News Readers Notice
The following advertisements appear for the time in News. Readers should heed the items listed by advertisers Clarke's Front Room and Board at 136 N. Market St and others including notices from H. Biggs and C. Ed Oh. Consumers are urged to visit shops and see offerings from tailor and apparel merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tvews
Clarke
N. Market St
H. Biggs
Adame
Gaz Consumersc
Oh , Ag
Local residents noted as visits and returns in Frederick area
A stream of social updates lists Miss Gertrude Dronexbere returning home after a week with her parents at Nameville and many others including the Grove family, Miss Margaret Carney, and Master Harry Nusbaum visiting various relatives in Norfolk, Middletown Valley, Hagerstown, and Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Dronexbere
Nameville
M. J. Grove
E. D. Grove
Ailes Iwura Grove
Norfolk
Margaret Carney
Harry Nusbaum
Middletown Valley
Meyers, Likin
Thomas
Frederick
Mary Greenwood
Baltimore
J. E. Rice
North Market Street
Marshall Etchison
Jen
Europe
Laure Getzendanzer
John N. Tregallis
Grafton
W. Valias Imogene Horine
Burkittsville
Edes Keller
Hagerstown
Piine Lucy Garrett
Katie Hardy
Urkitteville
Anns R. Welch
Beard- Welch
Miss Garrett
Miss Hardy
Washington
Ahe
Saniah Moser
Myersville
Elmer Moser
Hagersown
Marie D' Archer
Camden
N. C
Folger McKinsey
Lillie
Pearl Gilbert
West
Patrick Street
Florence Gil
Monument Street
Majoriza Tyler
George Thomas
J. L. B. Wilshide
Burkinaville
Rose Thompson
Brunswick
Lottie Meatoon
Edward Messey
Maxschinder
Missea Edith and
Helen Worley
Boston
Bar Harbor
Maine
Amon Barger
Hystistown
Losis Mediurray
Mise Mesize Puznerstes
Preder Jen
Cape May
Grayson Sasfer
Thurmont
Edward Shafer
Eagerstons
Ratherpa
Lucle
Nansie Elsenhaue
Lime Klin
Spoken of For Mayor in Local Republican Field
Cresger, formerly of Prederick county, is the main taiker among Republicans. The mayoral race is discussed with Ex Postmaster Johnson’s friends advocating him, though he is not seeking a nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble
Cresger
Prederick County
Lessist
Johnson
Saturday Night Scenes on Frederick Market Street
Crowded Saturday evening on Market Street shows residents at ice cream parlors and soda fountains while U S Cavalrymen in camp visit the city. A mule rider faces jeers, a false alarm of fire disrupts the crowd, and young street vendors hawk shaved-ice snow balls for a penny amid warm weather and brisk demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Inreais
Incedabis
Market Street
S Tims
Mary, Co
Frederick
North Market Street
Theoung Man
U. S
Fair Grounds
Church Street
Forsimett
W T U Elects Officers At Enthus ic Meeting
The regular meeting of the W. T. U. at the M B E Church elected officers for the coming year led by President Miss Hester Morsell and Vice President Mrs Bettle Engeibrecht. Recording and corresponding secretaries named as Miss Janie Zimmerman and Miss file Wiener. Delegates Miss Annie Fearbake and Miss Annie were chosen for the Buckeystown county convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. BE
Mise Hester Morsell
Mra
Bettle Engeibrecht
Misa File Wiener
Misa Janie Zimmerman
Mise
Lou Engelbrecht
Flower’ Mision
Miss J. Zimmerman
Presa
Seeqaui Centennial Fund Drive Faces Disappointment
The committee collecting funds for the sesqui centennial reports failure to secure contributions. Promoters feel greatly discontent at the public response and forecast substantial parts of the celebration may be abandoned at the next meeting scheduled for tomorrow evening.
Advertised Letters List at Frederick Post Office
The Frederick post office advertises letters awaiting customers. Names include Mr. Comfort, Miss Broma Fields, Miss Cecile Enssell, Mrs. Lowse Harrison, J. England, Wm. Manik ne, and several others. Call for letters within two weeks or they are sent to the dead letter office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Gextluer
Coast
J. England
Frederick Soba Bunter
Oo 'Benson: Jolly Lare, Wm. 6. Manik Ne ‘Lapres’ Lysr- Minerva
Comfort
Broma Fields
Francis Flannagan
Lowse Harr
Mise
Cecile Enssell
Unfortunate Man Causes Scene On South Martset Street
A middle aged man identifying as John Esker from Pennsylvois acted strangely near the cemetery gate on South Martset street yesterday. He fell ill briefly then rose and walked toward the Maryland school grounds, his frantic deportment leading onlookers to fear he was out of his mind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Esker
Pennsylvois
South Martset Street
Cemetery Gate
Stounds
Maryland School
Woman bitten by copperhead on Frederick County farm
Mrs Sponcener, on the Specht farm several miles from Frederick, was bitten on two fingers by a copperhead snake found in a wood box. She started a fire to reshoe wood when the snake struck, burying its fangs in her fingers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sponcener
David Specht
Frederick
Boy master Roylston Goldsborough throws from horse
A boy named Roylston Goldsborough, son of Maj E Goldsborough, was thrown from a horse on Lawnday atternpoon 1281 Wolle Stas ter. He fell, broke a small bone in his wrist, then remounted and rode home. The piece mentions Hooa’s Sarsaparills as a tonic.
Escape from flooded cart on Monocacy Creek
Mr Samuel Bartow residing near Say tase was pushing a horse cart when last week’s heavy rains backed water from the Monocacy into the creek. He could not turn back and escaped only by squeezing out with the base of one day’s supply of corn in the cart. Mr Buxton, an esteemed citizen and prosperous farmer, celebrated his sixty first birthday on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xarrow
Samuel Bartow
Hiefemaer’s
Buxton
Brief Bits From The Times Wide World Column
A Pennsylvan ia expedition heads to Central America. Dr J B Brawner from Emmitsburg buys a trotting horse Barbwire at the Baltimore Horse Exchange for 150 dollars. A French settler in South Carolina sold his farm after 150 Vanves goats and returned home rich. Eisleben plans to begin using a moor, hogs to be restrained, town risk. Pittsburg men boast they can transmit electricity over long distances by water powered cost 25 cents per ton mile. Troops H and A Sixth U S Cavalry and Bantry Co I U S Artillery moved from Gettysburg to Washington. Undine Milling Williamsport to finish a 20 000 bushel wheat elevator by July 20. A colored man injured by a steer in Best’s employ. A Wilson district quarrel ends with Anna Bower struck by a rake and Mrs Halbut facing a magistrate on assault charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Pennsylvania
Central America
J.B Brawner
Emmitsburg
Baltimore Horse Exchange
Bob Hatton
South Carolina
Bantry Co U
Crick
Gettysburg
Washington
Undine Milling Company
Williamsport
John T. Best
Wilson’s
Washington County
Anna Bower
David Halbut
Huyett
News of the Churches and Religious Events
Holy communion was celebrated yesterday at Saint’s Episcopal Church. Weekly services are listed and various church groups announce meetings and picnics, including a July 25 Reformed Sunday School picnic at Harmony Grove. A sermon in Baltimore discussed Catholic liberty, and the Lutheran ninth annual reunion is planned for July 25 at Pen-Mar with several speakers. The piece also notes Broek, Holland as the cleanest town in the world, praised for its order and cleanliness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Saints Episcopal Church
Crelock Anatskemiantely
Eewoinetbeer
St. Andrew
Ching Mission Shiapter
Reformed Sunday School
Oronise’s Woods
Harmony Grove
A. H. Zimmerman
Methodist Episcopal Church
Rey. Zimmerman
A. J. Gill
Monument Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Baltimore
Mr. Gill
Freas
D.D
York
J. W. Richard
Gettysburg
F. W. E. Peschan
D. D
Greencastle
A. R. Steck
George C. Henry
Shippensburg
KE. W. Mann
Brooklyn
Broek
Holland
Pall Mall Gazette
Ao Catte
Taezé
Hotel Arrivala and listed guests across several counties
A fragmented hotel arrival note lists numerous guests and places including Maryland Bicycle Club members Downs Stanton Watts Cromwell Deiter Anderson Waites Pucocher Bobhot Uskosss Avvey Washington and others. The entry names Baltimore Boston Philadelphia Chambersburg Winochester Lynchburg and New York among counties and hotels with dates and attendee counts unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reonine Fe
Crry Horez
S. Carr
Maryland Bicycle Cub
C Downs
N. L. Stanton
F. Watts
E Cromwell
R. A. Deiter
Batimore
BD Anderson
Waites Pucocher
Bobhot
C Uskosss
POS Avvey
Washington
Biker
Fskin
O. Bellman
Bagerstown
W. Wallis
Pailadelphie
Phuterstedt
Wid Cables
Galthersbure
Freuericg Yoe
New York
GS Hy. Bureh
Lynchburg
Valuable iron ore rumored near Myereville hills
The Guide of Myereville reports local interest in mineral treasure in the hills and nearby farms. Elmer A. Young displays magnetic iron specimens while Baltimore prospector H. A. Skultz visits to assess ore. a clergyman confirms high grade hematite and notes prior silver finds near the Washington monument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myereville
Fmth
Elmer A. Young
HA. Skultz
Baltimore
Young
Mr. Young
Bessemer
Bhal
Horine
Waabington
D. C
Buta
Edward Palmer
Washington Monument
Annapolis Election and Maryland Political Notes
News of the State reports municipal elections in Annapolis and Democratic primaries in Worcester County on July 20. Judge Page issues an opinion on the will of Geo. W. Baltley. Republicans hope for victory as primaries set for July 18. The Bancroft begins naval cadet cruises from the Naval Academy today. Insane patients moved from the Maryland asylum to Washington County almshouse. Charles County courthouse site chosen near La Plata railroad station. Washington County sees little political interest. Ferdinand Williams favored for attorney general. In Farrall trial at La Plata two colored women testify to damaging admissions by the prisoner and letters attributed to him are offered. Eugene Hall brought into court by sheriff and sworn in as witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Worcester County
Judge Page
Geo. W. Baltley
Jaly
Bancroft
Nsvil Academy
Maryland Asylum
Washington County
Charles County
la Plata
Washbington
Stake
W. J. Witzenbacher
Little
Ita
Ferdinand Williams
Farrall
Eugene Hall
Prioner
Ccient
Fall Fledged Lawyer James H Shriver Admitted to Ohio Bar
James H Shriver of near Summitburg completed studies at Ohio Normal University Ade Ohio and, with twenty eight peers, was admitted to the Ohio bar last Wednesday after a special examination. The class celebrated by painting the town red in their joy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Shriver
Smmiteburg
Ohio Normal University
Ade
Ohio
University Herald
Paralyzed horse treated. church trustees sue pastor
Albert Castle of near Fengayille drives a wagon to Frederick when his horse falters and Dr. J T Kline treats it for partial paralysis. In Hagerstown, St Pauls Evangelical Church trustees sue Rev J L Miller from the Esher Bowman faction to oust him from the pastorate, backed by Rev W C Griffith. A C Britte argues the deed is invalid. The Dobs faction, ousted last winter by Judge Stake, previously held church property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baturday
Albert Caatle
Fengayille
Frederick
C. F. Goodell
Castle
J. T. Kline
Kline
Esher Bowman
St. Paul’s Evangelical Church of
Hagerstown
Cour of Equity
J. L. Miller
W. C. Grifith
A. C. Btrite
Dobs
Judge Stake
Esner Bowman
A Long Roo Fugitive Ride Reported In Patchy OCR
A fragmentary item notes Messrs Puilp Nusbaum George Weiser and Wilam James bicycling from this city toward Evan to Sharsabug then home via Cherlestans Harpers Ferry. The text appears garbled but mentions travel by bike, distance of about sixty miles, and a reference to fig syrup products for sale by California Fig Syrup Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puil'p Nusbaum
George Weiser
Wilam James
Evan
Sharsabug
Valey
West Virginia
Cherlestans
Waynesboro Flood Devastates Fields and Roads
A severe storm hit Waynesboro Pennsylvania Friday afternoon, flooding sewers and cellars, destroying cornfields along Antietam Creek, inundating farms with water and wrecking bridges near Five Forks. Wildlife perished and damage was extensive along surrounding countryside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynesboro
Frederick Guy Club to elect officers and plan shooting match
The Frederick Guy Club at West Patrick street will meet tomorrow evening at the Messrs Eline store to elect new officers for the ensuing term and discuss preliminaries for the inter state shooting match on their grounds. Also noted is a local sickness update and marriage licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen
Clnb
Frederick Guy Clab
Messrs
Eline
West Patrick Street
Aso
Obscure Advert Promises Low Prices for Summer Dress
A fragmented ad copy touts cheap summer dresses and "tre Wolte Parasols" with playful wording and an invitation to visit for bargains. The slip hints at sales in a casual, promotional tone without clear store or date details.
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the Daily Newe
Daly
Fonder
Waseoton, D.C
N. W
Erade Folsak
Wolf's Boalness College
News OF the Churches
Aanse Cements
Talia
News OF the State
Snd &Thole
Californis Fig Syrup Co
Shriner Milling Co
Frank Davis
Atrick Street
Frederick Thompson and
Norwood
Virginia
Adams
Neapsctfally
C. Ed. Cragan
West Church Atreet
W. L McCausland
Zoe Nicetto
U-No Medicine Co
Apposite City Hall
M G. Quyan Co
Frederick, 2
Bentz Street
KR. Adams
City Hall
D. & Best
Maheet Street
D. H. Bzik
ISGSE
ISS SI. W
Molchniz & Emp
Bares
John Hendbiuebon
ATH
Berit
Smurez
Coluhy
Tun Ban
Joan Henpnigson
PF. V. Staub
Kors
Kopsch
F . V. Starz
Doll Brothers
North Market ST
Eadees
Ebadbesa
Brussels
Ingrain
Lexa
Twenic, &c
St Luc
the Railing Grocery CO
Jobn A. Kennedy
Newvs
Ixportsa and
Domzorkc
Meistacs Axa Drorszersce
John A. Kennedy
N. Markret cI
Newe
A. T. Rive & Sons
Frederick, MN
James K Walker
J. Walker
ATSC
Tva
Wazee & Ov
J. Frisengauer
Id- F. Eisenhauer
Neidharts
Buinod
Jos
F. Eisereader
Noae, E. Cramer
Cramer Real Estate & Fire Insurance
Mosages
Co Op Commission
Ea Street
East Church Street
East Patrick Street
Hea Rabbins
North Market
Middletown
Walkersvile
Mt. Pleasest
Osher City
Cailand
Noah
Cramer
George H. Wienbh
Alin
Slorneys
LAW
H Dorsks
Atioznet
ATP
Nfseme
Chanleat
Sores Funtorce
Wes
Bodooe
Neidig
Rrovecz & Reldig
Cees
Layaelty
Apis
Yuri
Buduck & Necuig
A. T. Rice & Bons
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